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Upon learning on Christmas Day that their rich and imperious grandmother may soon die and disown the family unless the one who offended her deeply will confess, each of the three Sullivan sisters sets down her offenses on paper.

Each of the three Sullivan sisters has committed a crime against
Almighty, their rich and powerful grandmother. She threatens
to cut their entire family out of her will, leaving her vast estate
to Ponchos for Puppies (the most ridiculous charity on earth) if
the culprit who has most grievousl... Read More &raquo

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I liked most of this book. I loved the ideo of Almighty taking away the Sullvans' heritage. I think Norrie and Jane were the only ones who had an actual confession to make. Sassy's I find was really, really stupid. It's like the author had no clue what to make her do. all i saw was how shallow Sassy is. The ending was funny, really. What I thought was, poor girls. I wonder what St. John and Sully wrote, did they even write anything? The ending was funny, but also a little exasperating. I mean, is there even a point? But I encourage you all to read this book, and the ending will make you laugh! You'll never guess it, unless you read ahead like I did.

I really enkoyed this book. Each sister's confession is different, but they all have funny aspects.
It always took me a while to adjust to a different speaker.
like the other commenter said, extremely surprising ending. You will neverever guess it.